Peter Sims is the coauthor with Bill George of the Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek bestselling book True North. His work has appeared in the Harvard Business Review, Fortune, and TechCrunch and he is a contributor to the Reuters and Harvard Business Review blogs. He received an M.B.A. from Stanford Business School where he and several classmates established a popular course on leadership. He has spoken or advised at such organizations as Cisco Systems, Eli Lilly, Current Media, Molson Coors, Qualcomm, and Frost & Sullivan. Previously, Peter worked in venture capital with Summit Partners, a leading investment company, and was part of the team that established... Read full bio
...tribe to reach 1000 true fans. Treat them accordingly. One on One Conversations In his book Little Bets, Peter Sims highlights the work of Muhammad Yunus, the founder of the Grameen Bank. Yunus was actually a professor of economics, but what resulted...
...We learn that our foremost competitor is ourselves. It is not good enough to be better than others. Peter Sims, best-selling author of "Little Bets", calls it healthy perfectionism, a key ingredient for successful innovators. Steve Jobs once said: "Most...
...We learn that our foremost competitor is ourselves. It is not good enough to be better than others. Peter Sims, best-selling author of "Little Bets", calls it healthy perfectionism, a key ingredient for successful innovators. Steve Jobs once said: "Most...
...I recently had the pleasure of collaborating with Peter Sims, the best-selling author of Little Bets and co-author of the best selling book True North. ? If you haven't read Little Bets yet (and you should), it's...
...the tough challenges that lie ahead, I recommend Little Bets: How Breakthrough Ideas Emerge from Small Discoveries by Peter Sims and The Lean Startup by Eric Ries. No. 1 on my list of 2011 reads, Little Betsoffers federal leaders a set of concrete ideas...
...A new book by management consultant Peter Sims seeks to blow the whole concept out of the water. In “Little Bets: How Breakthrough Ideas Emerge From Small Discoveries,” Sims argues that the most likely road to success...
...on an organization’s ability to generate and cultivate ideas in quantity, to, in the words of author Peter Sims, place many “little bets” to increase the likelihood that one or more of these ideas will end up having a big impact on the...
...on an organization’s ability to generate and cultivate ideas in quantity, to, in the words of author Peter Sims, place many “little bets” to increase the likelihood that one or more of these ideas will end up having a big impact on the...
...Max : 8C Min : 7C TORQUAY United have signed Walsall striker Ryan Jarvis on loan until the end of the season. The deal will keep Jarvis at Plainmoor until May 31, meaning that he would be available for the Play-Off Final, if the Gulls were to reach it....
...We learn that our foremost competitor is ourselves. It is not good enough to be better than others. Peter Sims, best-selling author of "Little Bets", calls it healthy perfectionism, a key ingredient for successful innovators. Steve Jobs once said: "Most...
...We learn that our foremost competitor is ourselves. It is not good enough to be better than others. Peter Sims, best-selling author of "Little Bets", calls it healthy perfectionism, a key ingredient for successful innovators. Steve Jobs once said: "Most...
...the better, but it is secondary. Do you see it differently? Reference: “Discovering Your Authentic Leadership”, Bill George, Peter Sims, Andrew N. McLean, and Diana Mayer, Harvard Business Review, Feb 2007...
...Max : 10C Min : 10C Herald Express A 10,000 PARISH poll on whether Brixham wants a Tesco development has been branded a 'waste of time and money'. The referendum, to be paid for by taxpayers in the port, will ask residents in the Brixham parish wards of...